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• Thursday April 04, 2002
  • "Budget shows slight rebound for Lambert"
  • "At BWI, a Screen Test: Airport Security Directors Prepare To Take Reins From Private Guards"
  • "Airport Screening Training Begins"
  • "How does airport food measure up?"
  
  
• Wednesday April 03, 2002
  • "BWI job search stirs up a fracas"
  • "China, France Make Progress in Airport Cooperation"
  • "Airlines Fight for Space at Long Beach, California Airport"
  • "San Diego, California Airports Prepare For Changing Of The Guard"
  • "Notice of Intent To Rule on PFC Application - Juneau International Airport, Juneau, AK"
  • "Minneapolis airport digs up money for projects ; Airports Commission staff members have come up with $50 million for construction work that was curtailed last fall"
  • "Airport authority holds noise test from Narita's 2nd runway"
  • "Aviation Agency Chief to Unveil Hi-Tech Radar Program at San Francisco Airport"
  • "South Korea opens new international airport"
  • "Minneapolis runway repairs won't shift jet noise ; Longest runway to get upgrades, but it's least-used"
  • "Australia's Macquarie Airports Debut Disappointing"
  • "New Zealand's Auckland International Airport To Start Major Runway Repairs"
  • "Soft Target - Part 4 of 5: "Airports seek hi-tech security"
  • "Gov't Recruiting Passenger Screeners"
  • "Hearing Called on BWI Manager Dispute"
  • "U.S. Defends Small-Airport Security Plan"
  • "British airports ignore EU ban on noisy jets"
  • "Corporate Fliers at Near Revolt Over Airline Fare Policies"
  • "Man Flees Tampa Airport Checkpoint"
  • "Michigan airport to seek input on new director"
  • "New Jersey airport to study threat from bomb blast at planned garage"
  • HA 911 Helps Stop Bleeding
  
  
• Tuesday April 02, 2002
  • "FAA Reopens Discussion On LaGuardia Slot Proposals -- Demand Management Options May Limit Access For Regionals"
  • "Malaysia Airports proposed sale to Schipol called off"
  • "Airline outlook seen as 'unpleasant'"
  • "Search Firm Says BWI Chief Chosen in 'Tainted' Process"
  • "Passenger with knives in briefcase raises security questions at New Orleans airport"
  • "Plan to Enlarge O'Hare Airport in Chicago Violates Constitutional Law, Legal Scholar Says"
  • "JFK International Airport Project Nets Engineering Excellence Award"
  • "New Mexico Airport Metal Detector Fails"
  • "Hundreds evacuated at Chicago's O'Hare airport after security lapse"
  • "DOT, FAA Put Demand Management Proposals On Hold Due To Sept. 11"
  • "Police to Replace Guard at U.S. Airports"
  • "Egyptian With Boxcutters Arrested At Miami Airport"
  
  
• Monday April 01, 2002
  • "Chinese Airports Cooperate to Improve Service"
  • "Korea's Incheon Airport Cost Competitive: British Study"
  • "NPR:Small Airport Business Perks Up"
  • "Jacksonville, Fla., Airport Authority Spends $13,000 for Two-Day Retreat"
  • "San Jose, Calif., Airport Construction Gets Go-Ahead"
  • "China mulls second international airport in Beijing for 2008 Games"
  • "New Hampshire Airport Plans to Extend Its Rebound"
  • "UK airport staff face strict new vetting procedures in security crackdown"
  • "Former Atlanta Mayor's pals share in $800M Hartsfied work"
  • "Travelers undergo scrutiny in new screening system"
  • "Part of New Orleans Airport Evacuated"
  
  
• Sunday March 31, 2002
  • "Corpus Christi, Texas air travelers can park closer"
  • "Security breach at Logan part of larger problem"
  • "Changing of the Guard as Hartsfield adds police"
  • "Privacy, security at issue on base"
  • "Austin, Texas airport activity continues to decline"
  • "Police officers to replace National Guard troops at Hartsfield airport"
  • "Port Authority Will Continue To Service New York Airports"
  • HA/AQ Merger off--so is HA Pres.
  
  
• Saturday March 30, 2002
  • "Explosives-Detection System for Small Airports Assailed by Lawmaker"
  • "Indianapolis Airport to restore garage parking"
  • "California airport raids draw criticism"
  • "Officials announce appointments to new Detroit airport authority"
  • "Michigan law to keep weapons out of airports takes effect"
  • "New Detroit airport authority comes under fire again"
  • "Sponsorship means more music at Austin, Texas airport"
  • "Security breach at San Diego's Lindbergh Field; 400 evacuated"
  • "What's a 3-letter word that means Sioux City?"
  • "Air marshals set up watch in S. Florida"
  • "New Orleans airport to be paid for added security"
  • "New Canadian airport security authority gets marching orders from federal government"
  
  
• Friday March 29, 2002
  • "Boston's Logan Airport Evacuated Again"
  • "Airports See $2B Bomb Detection Costs"
  • "California Enters Airport Lawsuit"
  • "A Storm Gathers Over a California Resort Town's Airport"
  • "Real Security Is No TV Drama"
  • "Full EDS System 'More Complex Than We Ever Imagined' -- ASR Interviews John Clark, Executive Director of Jacksonville Airport Authority"
  • "Successful Baggage Screening Relies on Human Factors"
  • "Colorado Springs Airport terminal evacuated"
  • "New O'Hare bill leaves Peotone in the cold, Weller says"
  • "New Detroit airport authority comes under fire again"
  • "Commentary: Insecurity at FAA helm"
  • "NPR: Airport Security: Terminal Evacuations Put People at Risk"
  • "Baggage Screening Equipment May Create Problems at Fort Lauderdale Airport"
  • "Denver Airport Offers Short-Term Solution to Parking Woes"
  • "Aviation Rulemaking Advisory Committee; Airport Certification Issues Meeting"
  • "Harrisburg, Pa., Airport Expansion Hopes Run High"
  • "Air Traffic Controllers Say Runway Project Means Delays in San Jose, Calif."
  
  
• Thursday March 28, 2002
  • "Britain Tightens Airport Security"
  • "Passenger Makes Threat on Logan Runway"
  • "Cockpit Tape Offers Few Answers but Points to Heroic Efforts"
  • "Augusta, Georgia airport restaurant owes big"
  • "World airports hit by passenger drop"
  • "Norfolk, Virginia airport's role in security test unclear"
  • "Large, Small Airports to Use Different Security Systems"
  • "Wackenhut to take DIA screening role"
  • "Hurdles to Proposed FedEx Cargo Hub in North Carolina Continue to Fall"
  • "Twin Setbacks Hurt Fort Walton Beach, Fla.-Area Airport at End of 2001"
  • "Richmond, Va., Airport's Three Scenarios Cover Funding for Projects"
  • "Jacksonville, Fla., Airport Panel Holds Meetings without Public Notice"
  • "US pleased with EU hushkit ban changes but suspicious of new rules"
  • "$350M upgrade for Montreal's Dorval airport/ Capacity to be expanded"
  • "Sharjah may win India airport deals"
  • "Canadian airports raising cash many ways/ Montreal tries fixed income method"
  • "A New Turf War Slows Campaign To Improve Screening at Airports"
  • "Feds scrap Sky Harbor landing procedure that controllers called unsafe, noisy"
  
  
• Wednesday March 27, 2002
  • "Logan terminal shuffle may mean more waits"
  • "If O'Hare bill fails, expansion may die"
  • "Block of O'Hare expansion doubtful"
  • "ICAO sets new security standards"
  • "Commuter airline pilot threatens to crash into Denver building"
  • "Harrisburg, Pennsylvania airport unveils $221 million expansion, with rail link to Lancaster"
  • "FAA calls for an end to Boston runway feud"
  • "Frequent fliers: The biometric guinea pigs"
  • "Argenbright Security to stay on: TSA not ready to take over"
  • "SFO Disagrees with Airlines on Check-in Time"
  • "Soft Target - Part 3 of 5: 'The Suicide Factor"
  • "2 airports blocking Alamo, National from combining operations"
  • "No cronies on Detroit airport board, McNamara vows"
  • "FAA updates Massachusetts officials on Boston runway issues"
  • "Portland Airport security chief brings experience to job"
  • "Opinion: Secure area?"
  • "Sky Harbor noise-reducing procedure called risky"
  • "Improvements will come"
  • "Fliers feel squeeze, but security lapses persist"
  • "National Guard Leaves Detroit Metro Airport"
  • "Altered Security Procedures Require New Airport Designs"
  • "EU, Russia avert air war with potential solution to noisy jet problem"
  • "Airline Explores Ways to Streamline Check-In Process at Tacoma, Wash., Airport"
  • "Immigration Agents Arrest 25 San Jose, Calif.-Area Airport Workers"
  • "TSA to Be Audited by DOT IG"
  • "Airline Fatalities Highest in 2001"
  • "Small Community Air Service Development Pilot Program"
  
  
• Tuesday March 26, 2002
  • "A year old, `sonic' jet starts to jell"
  • "DIA dangles bait to land foreign flights"
  • "Scaled back Miami airport plan on table"
  • "S&P says European airports sustaining credit quality despite Sept 11"
  • "Full Throttle for Airbus' Superjumbo Jet"
  • "Investors interested in south Louisiana airport"
  • "Fitzgerald could kill O'Hare plan, Durbin says"
  • "Airbus denies super-jumbo could face ban"
  • "Officials to sign Detroit Metro Airport deal"
  • "Veterans get call as need for security forces grows"
  • "FAA agent reveals security lapses"
  • "Cincinnati Airport wins $131 million for runway expansion"
  • "Experts fear more aviation attacks"
  • "Taxiway Incursions"
  • "Scope Restrictions Hurting Regional Airports, Turboprop Fleet -- Service Loss At Bentonville Symptomatic Of Nationwide Problem"
  • "Air Security Lapses Continue After Sept. 11"
  • "NPR: Memo Rips Airport Security, Citing Undercover Tests"
  • "Airport security trainees to descend on Oklahoma City"
  • "Fresno, Calif. Airport Chief Suspended for Security Breach"
  • "Top TSA official resigns after just 2 months"
  • "Knives, guns, fake bombs elude U.S. airport security"
  
  
• Monday March 25, 2002
  • "Pennsylvania airport gets security money"
  • "For $50, Moscow Airport Puts On a Kind Face"
  • "Nail clippers get noticed, but knives slip through"
  • "Reinventing the Wheel"
  • "Augusta, Ga., Airport Markets to Visitors"
  • "Harrisburg, Pa., Airport's Recovery Is Ahead of National Average"
  • "Minnesota Transportation Planners Consider Rochester Airport for Cargo"
  • "Probe into Trinidad airport scandal"
  • "Japanese airports lack funding for upgrades"
  • "Airport Redesign Nationwide Awaits Key Information on Bomb-Detection Units"
  • "Hong Kong Airport Authority to break ops into 5 independent business units"
  • "The hardships of being a ramp rat with integrity"
  • "New U.S. Security Agency Could Employ 60,000"
  • "Race to overhaul airline security"
  • "Corporations band together in trying to break strangleholds on airports"
  • "Small airports are forced into new era of security"
  
  
• Sunday March 24, 2002
  • "Letter: Island Airport in Los Angeles Harbor Worth Studying"
  • "Detroit Metro Airport's New Terminal: One Month Later: Midfield flashy, flawed"
  • "Sydney Airport, administrators in terminal dogfight"
  • "San Diego's Lindbergh Field to Look at Buying Marine Corps Site"
  • "British Air Security Inadequate, Terror Cop Says"
  • "Official: Rhode Island runway extension will reduce noise over neighborhoods"
  • "Everyone Empty Your Pockets?"
  • "Portland, Oregon airport aims for smooth sailing"
  • "Showing off new technology - Gee-whiz jet sells air safety"
  
  
• Saturday March 23, 2002
  • "Navigating America's Airports"
  • "Security may be eased at Bradley airport"
  • "Daley pushes for O'Hare bill in D.C."
  • "Illinois airport panel asks OK of noise study"
  • "Doubling of Phoenix airport magnetometers is urged"
  • "FAA approves money to build 3rd PTI runway"
  • "Plans to expand Berlin airport receive setback"
  • ""Mexican-style" airport security exaggerated, say travelers"
  • "O'Hare: Senator threatens to kill 'diabolical' revised bill"
  
  
• Friday March 22, 2002
  • "LAX Is Slow to Regain Travelers"
  • "Terminal at La Guardia Evacuated"
  • "Travelers To Pay Additional Fee For Hong Kong Airport Security"
  • "Alaska Airport's Award-Winning Snow-Removal Crew Keeps Runways Open"
  • "Revised Plan for O'Hare"
  • "Orlando, Fla., International Airport Wants to Reorganize Retail, Food Vendors"
  • "Police call for tighter security at Heathrow Airport"
  • "Legislators fear creation of Hong Kong Airport Authority `empire'"
  • "New agency may take on UK airport security"
  
  
• Thursday March 21, 2002
  • "Tampa International Airport Reopens 600 Parking Spaces"
  • "Imperial County, California airport receives funding for FAA-mandated security costs"
  • "Portland, Ore., Airport May Start Using Parking Area Closed Following Attacks"
  • "Ontario, Calif., Airport Revises Land Transportation Fees"
  • "Tulsa, Okla., Airport Authority Trustees Pick Plan for Terminal Expansion"
  
  
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